Leica Captivate v2.00 Software Release Notes Product Leica Captivate Field Controllers: CS20, CS35 Total Stations: TS16, TS60, MS60 Release date 7 th June 2016 Maintenance date 1 st June 2016 Available in myworld 9 th June 2016 Leica Captivate Release Notes v2.00 Leica Geosystems AG Heinrich-Wild-Strasse CH-9435 Heerbrugg Switzerland www.leica-geosystems.com
Available via: https://myworld.leica-geosystems.com/irj/portal Contents 1 Leica Captivate v2.00 Release Notes - Introduction... 3 2 Leica Captivate Software Improvements new features... 4 3 Leica Captivate Software Improvements Bug fixes... 18 4 Obtaining and loading the new software using myworld (CS20 Field Controller and TS/MS instruments)... 23 5 Obtaining and loading the new software using manual loading (CS20 Field Controller and TS/MS instruments)... 23 6 Obtaining and loading the new software using manual loading (CS35 Tablet)... 24 7 Summary of Leica Captivate Software Files... 25 2/25
1 Leica Captivate v2.00 Release Notes - Introduction Please do take your time to read these Release Notes. They contain information about - Several new features - Some bug fixes General information Customer Care Product (CCP) dates Jobs, Coordinate Systems, Working Styles, RTK Profiles and other objects Version compatibility between CS Field Controllers, TS Total Stations and GS Sensors Leica Captivate v2.00 is available for the following hardware - Field Controllers: CS20, CS35 - Total Stations: TS16, TS60, MS60 The Leica Captivate software version 2.00 can be loaded onto all CS Field Controllers and TS Total Stations with a CCP valid until at least 01.06.2016. All Leica Captivate objects (such as Jobs, Coordinate Systems, Working Styles, RTK profiles etc.) created or used within previous Leica Captivate versions can be used without problems in Leica Captivate v2.00. The table below shows the compatibility between Leica Captivate versions TS16, TS60, M650 Leica Captivate v1.20, v1.21, v1.30 CS20, CS35 Leica Captivate v1.20, v1.21, v1.30 Fully compatible CS20, CS35 Leica Captivate v2.00 Not compatible TS16, TS60, M650 Leica Captivate v2.00 Not compatible Fully compatible The table below shows the compatibility between Leica Captivate and SmartWorx Viva versions All TS, MS and GS sensors capable of running SmartWorx Viva All versions prior to SmartWorx Viva v6.00 and higher than v5.60 SmartWorx Viva v6.00 CS20, CS35 Leica Captivate v1.20, v1.21, v1.30 Fully compatible Not compatible CS20, CS35 Leica Captivate v2.00 Not compatible Fully compatible 3/25
2 Leica Captivate Software Improvements new features GNSS related features Support of new GS sensors, RTKplus and SmartLink Leica Captivate v2.00 supports the full range of new and updated GNSS sensors which were introduced at the same time as the Leica Captivate v2.00 software. This includes the following 3 new GS10 sensors 3 new GS15 sensors 8 new GS16 sensors 3 new GS25 sensors The new sensors are self-learning with the ability to adapt to the conditions in which the sensor is being used. This is possible due to RTKplus. RTKplus is like RTK, but better it allows the sensor to be used in locations previously not possible and with improved accuracy SmartLink this is a subscription service which supports two new ways of working 1. Work anywhere in the world with cm level positioning even where no RTK correction data is available at all 2. Maintain cm level positioning when working with RTK data even when the RTK data stream is lost for an unlimited amount of time The self-learning ability of the new sensors, RTK plus and SmartLink are all possible due to a new measurement engine (which can simultaneously track up to 555 separate satellite signals) and new RTK engine (algorithms) all of this is supported with Leica Captivate v2.00. Please click on these links to watch how-to videos about SmartLink and SmartLink Fill. GS08plus sensor supported by the CS20 The GS08plus GNSS sensor is now supported by the CS20 controller. Note the following The GS08plus can only be used as a rover it cannot be used as an RTK base The CS35 tablet does not support the GS08plus Support of icon GNSS sensors when operating as RTK base All icon GNSS antennas can now be recognized as base station antennas for all Leica Viva GNSS rovers. This may be useful on large construction sites where an icon GNSS sensor (such as the icon gps 60) is being used as an RTK base. 4/25
Support of new RTK radios Leica Captivate now supports the new Satel M3-TR4 radio. This new radio is available in the following versions - As an internal radio to the new GS16 GS sensor - In the GFU30 housing (suitable for use with the GS10) - In the SLR6 slot-in housing (suitable for use with the GS15) - In the SLR6-1 slot-in housing (suitable for use with the GS25) - As the HPR3 high power radio (suitable for use as an external RTK base radio with all GS sensors) This radio uses new technology which allows a greater amount of RTK data to be transferred between the RTK base and RTK rover. This becomes increasingly important with an ever increasing number of GNSS satellites and signals available to be used. When using the new radio at the RTK base and with the RTK rover it is possible to get a longer range than may normally be expected with radios. For maximum range it is recommended to use the Satel 8-FSK protocol. Using a 1W RTK base radio tests have shown it is possible for the RTK rover to work at a distance of 12km from the RTK base. The new radio can be used with older RTK radios, but it is important to make sure the Radio protocol and the Forward error correction (FEC) settings are the same. New Auto coordinate system bubble icon The activation and deactivation of using the auto coordinate system is now easily possible via a new bubble icon. 5/25
Auto coordinate systems are used in RTK networks which transmit coordinate system information. The option can be accessed with one click by opening the RTK Data Link bubble. Total station and MultiStation related features Dynamic Lock Within Leica Captivate v2.00, a new Dynamic Lock functionality has been introduced to the MS60 MultiStation (it is not supported on TS16 or TS60 instruments). The new functionality allows the MS60 to lock to (detect and then follow) a moving prism (for example on a pole, or on a machine) previously the prism would have to be static. Clearly this new functionality can save an enormous amount of time with no need for the user or machine to stop and wait for the MS60 to lock to the prism. The new dynamic lock functionality is supported in the following use cases 1. After having pressed Wait & Lock in the Aim & Search pop-up bubble (tap the icon in the icon bar to access this bubble) 2. If either of the Start CubeSearch or Wait & lock methods are selected in the Target Search panel for the search method to be used once the target has been lost 6/25
Previously, the MultiStation would only lock to the prism in the above use cases if the prism would appear in the field of view of the telescope. Now, with dynamic look, a vertical laser fan with a vertical spread of +/- 20degrees is emitted from the MultiStation. If the prism crosses this laser fan then the MultiStation will detect the prism within the fan, quickly search for the prism (even if the prism is still moving) and then lock to the prism. Note that the new dynamic lock functionality is not supported in the following use cases 1. When the user has manually activated a PowerSearch 2. When the user has manually activated a Search & lock 3. If either of the Start fine search or Turn to last measured point methods are selected in the Target Search panel for the search method to be used once the target has been lost 7/25
To learn more about dynamic lock, please watch this video Improved finding of target in rain and fog conditions With Leica Captivate v2.00, the performance of the TS16, TS60 and MS60 instruments in misty-rain conditions has been improved in the following cases 1. The instrument is now more likely to find the target when finding the target by pressing the F5(Retry) key in the panel below 2. The lock to the target has been improved, in particular at shorter ranges up to 70m New Setup method Orientate to object With Leica Captivate v2.00 a new setup method called Orientate to object has been integrated into the Setup app. 8/25
This new setup method allows a total station to be setup in an environment where it is desired that the z-axis is not parallel to the vertical axis of the instrument. For example it could be needed to measure an object such as a tilted concrete beam where the coordinate system (or reference frame) of the concrete beam is not parallel to the horizon. Or when measuring on a ship which is constantly moving it is now possible to continue working. In order to use the new setup method, it is needed to know the coordinates of three or more points in the object coordinate system. These points then need to be measured during the new setup routine. The measurements to these points are then used to derive the setup of the instrument the instrument is oriented to the object. It is then possible to use all apps (such as Stake Points, Stake to Line, Scanning, Inspect Surface etc) and all measurements will be correctly oriented to the 9/25
object. Note the following Prior to Leica Captivate v2.00, an app was available called Unlevelled Setup. This app is now superseded by the new Orientate to Object setup method and is no longer available The new Orientate to object method does not work with Leica System1200 or Flexline instruments and also not with any 3 rd party instruments Support of a long range BT stick for the CS35 Leica Captivate v2.00 supports the CTR35 long range Bluetooth stick which can be used with the CS35 tablet. Using the CTR35 allows the CS35 to be used at longer distances with robotic total stations. The following ranges have been achieved When working with a video stream from an imaging total station or MultiStation up to 200m is possible When not working with a video stream, up to 400m is possible The CTR35 can be used with all CS35 even those previously purchased. However for CS35 which were purchased prior 1 June 2016 it will be needed to load a driver to the CS35. This is very simple and full instructions are provided with all CS35. Full instructions on how to use the CTR35 with all CS35 are delivered with the CTR35. New TS Survey Streaming app A new app is available which allows TS/MS measurements to be streamed from a TS/MS instrument, or from a CS20/CS35 or PC simulator with a time stamp. The advantage of this app over the existing functionality for streaming positions from a TS/MS instrument is that the position and time are much more closely correlated. This high correlation of time and position apply to when using the app on the TS/MS or on the CS20/CS35 or PC any latency between the CS20/CS35 or PC and the TS/MS is computed and take into account. Typically the accuracy relative to the position is within 75ms 10/25
This can be important in some applications where the highest positional accuracy is required and/or highly dynamic applications. Software related features Ability to inspect Road and Tunnels in the Inspect Surface app Within the Inspect Surface app it is now possible to inspect road and tunnels. The Inspect Surface app was introduced in November 2015 and is in an incredibly useful app allowing multiple types of surface to be inspected and a heat map showing the differences between reality and design. Click here to watch the video. The app has now been extended it is now possible to select a road alignment or tunnel alignment as the design surface. In the usual way, a MultiStation scan or a group or normally measured points can be compared to the surface. The differences between the measurements and design surface of the road or tunnel are shown. Image showing a tunnel design against reality 11/25
Image showing a road design against reality it is possible to select a scanned or measured point and view the differences between design and reality, and also view the chainage (station) and offset of the selected point. The red laser can be used to point to these areas where if needed, remedial work could immediately begin. This can save an enormous amount of time and money, since for example a concrete floor can be measured or scanned and then immediately in the field the user can inspect the surface and graphically visualise high and low areas. In order to use the new functionality, the Inspect Surface app license key must first be purchased. There are then separate license keys for the ability to inspect a tunnel and a separate license key for the ability to inspect a road. Other improvements in the Inspect Surface app The following additional improvements have also been made in the Inspect Surface app It is now possible to define a cone as the reference surface It is now possible to import a triangulation from a.dxf directly file without the need to triangulate a second time (this can be useful when the.dxf file is very large It is now possible to configure the units of the.dxf file being used (remember that.dxf files are unitless) 12/25
New job search functionality in the home panel Within the Leica Captivate - Home panel of Leica Captivate v2.00 it is now possible to search for a specific job by typing the starting letters of the job name. Jobs are alphanumerically sorted and the search is not case sensitive. Note that there is no search window simply type letters and the job with the name closest to what has been typed will move to the centre of the job carousel. Additionally, two new function keys are introduced. Pressing Fn and then F3(Home) will move the most left tile in the job carousel (the Tap here to choose design data tile) to the centre Pressing Fn and then F4(End) will move the last job in the job carousel to the centre Note, the new job search only works on CS20 field controllers and CS35 tablets (press the A2 key to activate the pop-up keyboard). On TS and MS instruments it is only possible to search with numerical characters. Resizing the keyboard of the CS35 With previous versions of Leica Captivate, the pop-up keyboard on the CS35 would occasionally cover search results or buttons that need to be used for data input. With Leica Captivate v2.00 the size of the keyboard has been decreased. This now allows seeing search results anywhere on the screen. Additionally, the keyboard is now by default undocked from its position on the screen. This allows the keyboard to be moved around on the screen with one motion without first having to undock it. Improved handling of void areas when staking to a line When using the Stake to Line app and staking a polyline with an offset to the polyline, so called void areas (shown in the picture below in red) exist at the reference line inflections (corner points). 13/25
With previous versions of Leica Captivate when the user was located within the void area and wanting to stake AP-B, BP or AP-F, the distance along the line directing the user to AP-B, BP or AP-F was shown as 0, which made it difficult to stake the point. This has been improved for Leica Captivate v2.00. The line being staked is now treated as segments and extended for staking AP-B, BP and AP-F. This means the distance along the line directing the user to AP-B, BP or AP-F is now shown making navigating to the point to be staked a lot easier. Stake results are shown after staking out a point When staking out a point with previous versions of Leica Captivate the stakeout results would only be shown if a limit check was configured and exceeded. Within Leica Captivate v2.00 it is now possible to configure if the stakeout results should be displayed after each staked point. This can be useful if it is wanted to always view the stakeout results, even if the point being staked is within any stake tolerances. A new check box View results page after staking a point has been added to the General page tab of the Settings panel of the Stake Points app. If the check box is ticked, the Stake Results panel is displayed after each staked point. 14/25
The panel shows stakeout differences and also allows changing the Point ID and point code (including attributes) if needed. Stake arrows are shown in the 2D and 3D map view Within any stake app, such as Stake points, Stake line or Stake Roads, the stake arrows are now visible underneath the map, in both the 2D and 3D view. This allows for a better orientation during the staking of an object. It also allows tasks such as map selection of points and stake navigation in the same view. The stake arrow types and information always match those configured for the Stake view, which would be the Help me navigate and Navigational arrow types. Note that the bull s-eye view remains unique to the Stake view only. Ability to view the point code attached to the point being staked Within Leica Captivate v2.00 it is now possible to configure if the point code attached to the design point should be shown. Within the Settings of the Stake points and Stake points & DTM apps, a new check box is available that allows configuring to show the design point code. 15/25
When enabled, the Stake Point or Stake Points & DTM panel shows the code of the design point (the code currently being staked) below the Point ID. New Tools Hot Key With Leica Captivate v2.00 a new hot key has been added that opens the Tools menu of an app with one button press. The new hot key is called User App tools. Prior to Leica Captivate v2.00 the tools within an app could only be accessed by pressing Fn and then F6(Tools). The new hot key is a short cut to the Tools page which can be used in all apps that offer tools. 16/25
Additional information shown in the Stake to line/measure to line app Within the Stake to line and Measure to line apps the Quick Line method now displays additional information related to the calculated line. Prior to Leica Captivate v2.00 only the length of the calculated line would be displayed. Within Leica Captivate v2.00, the following additional information is displayed for the line: Bearing/Azimuth, Horizontal distance, Height difference, Slope distance, Grade. App order and visibility stored in the working style The configuration as to which apps are visible and the order in which they appear in the Leica Captivate home panel, is now stored within the working style. The advantage of this is since the same instrument is often used by different users, each user might prefer a different set of apps to be visible in the Leica Captivate home panel. When transferring the working style from one instrument to another, the definition of app visibility and order will be taken over as well. This means users can easily switch between different sets of apps by switching working styles. 17/25
3 Leica Captivate Software Improvements Bug fixes Automatic reconnect to Ntrip caster In Leica Captivate when receiving correction data via Ntrip and when having SmartLink activated, the rover would not automatically reconnect to the Ntrip caster when the connection was interrupted. This is now fixed in v2.0 Auto coordinate system received message was not always shown The message "Auto coordinate system received" was only shown if no coordinate system of the same name had already been created on the instrument. After the coordinate system has been created on the instrument, there was no information available if the transformation parameters are being received or not after connecting to the NTRIP caster. This behaviour has been changed in v2.0. Now the message is always shown when a coordinate system is received. An app could be started without selecting a Working job Under certain combination of events it was possible to start an application when no job had been selected to be used as working job in the centre of the Job carousel. This is now fixed for v2.00 and just the Settings tile will remain enabled on the App carousel when no Working job is selected. Leica Captivate cannot differentiate between two jobs with the same name and placed on the same memory device If two jobs with the same name but different content were stored on the same memory device, the first job was always selected by the system, either for working on it or for transferring, importing or exporting data. From v2.00 onwards, having two jobs sharing the same name on the same memory device is handled correctly. CS20 starts always within Leica Captivate Leica Captivate was always started when the CS20 was turned on, even if on shut down, Leica Captivate had been closed. From v2.00 onwards, when turning on the CS20, it starts in Leica Captivate only if it was shut down in Leica Captivate. If Leica Captivate had been exited before shut down, the CS20 will start in Windows. Wrong hectare values exported within XML If surface units were set as Hectares (ha) on Regional Settings the values resulting after exporting an XML format were not properly calculated. This is now fixed in v2.0 18/25
Not possible to import XML files containing certain codes Importing an XML file containing codes with descriptions longer than 32 characters caused a crash in Leica Captivate. and longer code descriptions can be imported. Not possible to use some Swedish characters for naming Design data Leica Captivate crashed when a DTM job containing certain Swedish characters on its name was used as design data. Rename points with the same ID could make Leica Captivate crash When the filter for the points was configured to show Certain point classes only plus View highest triplets, the software would crash if 3 different points were renamed with the same point ID. Not possible to enter a chainage value when feet is the distance value Some formats of chainages values were not working as expected when the distance units were configured as feet or US feet in Regional Settings. This is now fixed in v2.0 Chainages not properly calculated when using very long coordinates Using the Alignment Editor, the chainage values were not properly calculated when new elements were added to the alignment and some chainage formats were configured on Regional Settings. and chainages are properly incremented. Starting chainage was not updated if changed in Stake to Line and Measure to Line apps When using either Stake to line or Measure to line and chainage terminology was activated to be used within the app, the starting chainage value of the line was not being updated in the panel if the starting chainage was edited. To see this field updated, the user had to exit the app and access the app again. and the starting chainage prompt is automatically updated after being modified Stake view panel not refreshed when facing last measured point In Stakeout apps when using Stake view and Facing Last measured point for the graphical orientation of the navigation panel, the graphic was not properly updated when new points were measured. Point ID not properly incremented in the Stake to Line app If the user changed the default point ID set by the defined ID template while using Stake to line and a point was measured and stored with a user defined ID, this ID was not properly auto-incremented for the next point to be measured. In that case, the point ID defined by the ID template was the next suggested ID. 19/25
Not possible to start the Stake to Line app after certain combination of events When the Stake to line app was opened from the context menu of the 3D Viewer and not properly closed, it was not possible to start the app again. Automatically aim to point not always working in the Stake to Line app When staking to a line, the user defines the points to be staked by entering a distance along the line and possibly an offset and a height offset. If configured, the instrument will automatically aim at the next point to be staked once a point is stored. If the user has configured to not automatically increment the distance along line after storing a staked point, the automatic aiming at the next point to be staked will not work. Wrong text displayed in the CS35 s connections panel Amongst the multiple possibilities of TS/MS that can be connected to a CS35, TS02 was listed as one of them. It is not possible for a CS35 to connect to a TS02 and has now been removed from the list. This is now fixed for CS35 running v2.00 Wrong behaviour of the focus when ESC key was pressed on a CS35 When ESC was pressed on some Leica Captivate panels the focus was received by a different control than the expected one. Wrong text displayed in the CS35 messages buttons When either an Information or Warning message was shown on the CS35, the buttons contained in the message boxes were wrongly showing F1 6 as linked buttons from the function key bar. This has been removed in v2.00, since the CS35 does not include F-keys. Units not updated in the gradient chart of Inspect Surfaces results panel In Inspect Surfaces results panel, when the results of the calculation are displayed in the 3D Viewer, distance units were not updated in case the user changed the distance units either by accessing Regional Settings or toggling the units by using a predefined hot key or favourite. and units are immediately refreshed Integer attributes not When a non-created on-board codelist was used, integer attributes were not 20/25
stored with the point remembered when the code was stored along with the measured point. Point ID not properly auto incremented when using Multicoding When creating Linework on Measure app and Multicoding was set as on but just one point was measured, the point ID was not properly auto-incremented. Best fit arc geometries missing When some tools or functionalities such as Delete Last point hot key or Open Setup were used, it could happen that best fit arcs geometries disappeared from the linework entity. List of Last Used Codes not properly ordered If using Only point codes and when opening the list of Last Used Codes, the used codes were listed with their respective time stamp, but they were not sequentially ordered based on this time stamp. From v2.00 onwards the list of Last Used Codes will appear ordered according to the last time the code was used, being the first item the latest code used. Point code not stored when entered in a user defined tab When Only point codes coding functionality was used, and in case the user had set an additional tab to be displayed in Measure app including the Code field, it could happen that the point code was not acknowledged if changed in that additional tab instead of be changed in the Measure tab. Last used prism not remembered after certain combination of events The last used target was not properly re-selected after using reflectorless mode when the target type was swapped following a particular sequence of keys and taps on the screen. and the expected target is automatically selected Wrong checksum in the TS/MS Pseudo NMEA GGA message When GSI output was configured to stream out Pseudo NMEA GGA messages, the checksum of the string was not properly calculated since extra characters were included in the operation. Pressing Home key while running TS Check and Adjust can crash Leica In case the user pressed Home button during Check and Adjust the sequence was not fully interrupted and the app remained open but without further reaction which could lead to a crash. 21/25
Captivate Lock In failed in Wait & Lock under certain conditions Sometimes when Wait & Lock mode was active and the target came into the telescope field of view slowly, it could be that the lock into the prism failed. Wrong Icons and Labels displayed for toggling Lock On/Lock Off TS favourite When TS - Toggle Search & lock/target lock off was selected as a TS favourite, the icon and the name on My TS Favourites bubble were wrongly swapped. 22/25
4 Obtaining and loading the new software using myworld (CS20 Field Controller and TS/MS instruments) It is strongly recommended to use myworld to load the new v2.00 software to the CS20 Field Controller and TS/MS instruments. The myworld online update cannot be used to load the new v2.00 software to the CS35 tablet. Once your Controllers and Instruments have been registered in myworld, connect the hardware to your PC, navigate to your products page in myworld and follow the on-screen instructions. The latest software versions will be loaded as required. In order to connect CS20 Field Controller and TS/MS instruments to the PC you need to first install the USB drivers. These drivers are available for download at myworld. 5 Obtaining and loading the new software using manual loading (CS20 Field Controller and TS/MS instruments) If you prefer not to use the myworld online update, it is also possible to manually load the new software in this case, please carefully read the notes below. Obtaining the new software The new software, language files and apps can be obtained from the following sources: - the myworld web site (it is also possible to manually download the files from the myworld web site as well as automatically upgrading your controllers and sensors with myworld) - your local Leica Selling Unit or Dealer Files which need to be obtained for upgrading a CS20 Field Controller The following file needs to be obtained in order to upgrade a CS Field Controller - CS20LeicaCaptivate_v2_00.fw This file contains all Leica Captivate and WinEC languages and apps Files which need to be obtained for upgrading a TS/MS instrument The following file needs to be obtained in order to upgrade a TS/MS instrument - TSxxMS60LeicaCaptivate_v2_00.fw This file contains all Leica Captivate and WinEC languages and apps How to load the Leica Captivate files to a CS20 Field Controller or TS/MS instrument 1. Insert the SD card into your PC or card reader and copy the necessary file to be uploaded to the instrument to the System directory of the card. This can be done with Windows Explorer or any other suitable PC software. (it is NOT possible to use a USB stick to upgrade your CS20 Field Controller or TS/MS instrument) 2. Insert the SD card into the CS20 Field Controller or TS/MS instrument and turn on. Ensure the battery is fully charged. 3. From the main menu, choose Settings and then choose menu item 23/25
Tools and then choose Update software. The Update software screen is now visible. 4. In the File to load list box ensure the correct file name is visible. If the file name is not visible then check you have correctly copied the firmware file to the System directory of the SD card. 5. Press F1(OK) a message will appear to remind you the controller will turn off and on during the process. Press F6(Yes) to begin the loading process. 6. The loading process will take a few minutes and the controller will turn off and on several times during the process. Obtaining sample data With Leica Captivate v2.0, the sample data is no longer included in each simulator build. The sample data can be installed using a separate installer. The advantage of this is that it is no longer needed to download several large files. During the installation it is possible to select for which simulators the sample data can be installed the sample can be installed for all 4 simulators (SmartWorx Viva CS simulator, SmartWorx Viva TS simulator, Leica Captivate CS20 simulator and the Leica Captivate TS/MS simulator). The sample data installer can be downloaded from myworld. An installation guide is provided along with the sample data installer though the installation process is very easy to follow. 6 Obtaining and loading the new software using manual loading (CS35 Tablet) The CS35 Tablet can only be upgraded manually. Follow the instructions below. Obtaining the new software The new software, language files and apps can be obtained from the following sources: - the myworld web site (it is also possible to manually download the files from the myworld web site as well as automatically upgrading your controllers and sensors with myworld) - your local Leica Selling Unit or Dealer Files which need to be obtained for upgrading a CS35 tablet The following file must be downloaded in order to upgrade the CS35 tablet LeicaCaptivate_CS35_v2_00.zip The file contains Leica Captivate languages and apps. How to load the Leia Captivate files to the CS35 tablet 1. On your PC unpack the files from the.zip file to a USB stick 2. Insert the USB stick into the CS35 Tablet 3. Using the File Explorer app within Windows 8.1 on the CS35 tablet, browse to the USB stick. Double tap the Setup.exe file 4. Follow the instructions Note that this procedure will need to be performed twice once to uninstall the 24/25
existing Leica Captivate software and then a second time to install the new software. Obtaining sample data With Leica Captivate v2.0, the sample data is no longer included in the CS35 firmware. It is now separately available with a new sample data installer. The sample data installer can be downloaded from myworld. An installation guide is provided along with the sample data installer though the installation process is very easy to follow. 7 Summary of Leica Captivate Software Files Listed below is a summary of the files available relating to the new Leica Captivate software. The version numbers for all files is v2.0. File name Description File date Build no. Maintenance date CS20LeicaCaptivate_v2_00.fw CS20 Field Controller 03.06.2016 142 01.06.2016 Leica Captivate software file TSxxMS60LeicaCaptivate_v2_00.fw TS/MS instrument 03.06.2016 142 01.06.2016 Leica Captivate software file LeicaCaptivate_CS35_v2_00.zip CS35 tablet Leica Captivate software file (without sample jobs) 03.06.2016 142 01.06.2016 25/25